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Wednesday
Feb102010

40 - The Best Movie of 2009 with "Moon" in the Title!

Now normally I'd use this space to give some witty teaser as to what is in this week's episode, but THIS week I would like to express my extreme disappointment that Sam Rockwell did not receive a nomination for his work in this film. It's rare that we get to see a performer of this caliber carry a movie entirely on his or her own, and Rockwell certainly rises to the occasion. This man is LONG overdue for an Academy Award nomination (and can someone post a better picture of him up on IMDB...).

Now with that out of the, let's dig into the 2009 Science Fiction CLASSIC 'Moon'!

 

Direct video episode download (120MB)

 

Buy 'Moon' on Blu-Ray!

Buy 'Moon' on DVD!

 

***[UPDATE 02/11/10]***

This episode has already recieved a FANTASTIC response! We've been embedded on a Moon fansite Man Made Movies, and Duncan Jones HIMSELF sent us a shout out on Twitter!

ManMadeMoon 

@MYMHM You got it boys! Just watched it! You chaps are HI-LARIOUS! Much love. Two times. Word to your mother.

Reader Comments (3)

When it hit Denver, it only was in 3-4 theaters. Not really a wide release. Which is sad. I saw a midnight show, and was blown away. Truly an awesome movie. Great choice! :)

February 10, 2010 | Unregistered CommenterJeff Elwell

Thanks for the linkage chaps :) Glad we can all help spread the word on MOON. Once again, great show!

February 20, 2010 | Unregistered Commenterunklerupert

Best film of 2009 for me, enjoyed it immensely and was glad it got a reasonable UK theatre run so I could catch it on the big screen. Stands out above many other sci-fi pieces in many ways, perhaps because it doesn't lead into technobabble and cliché as so many do.

February 8, 2011 | Unregistered CommenterAndrew

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